Buddha lochana - Tibetan Buddhist Encyclopedia
Lochana A female Buddha who is the manifestation of the earth element of all Buddhas. The Water element is Mamaki ; The Fire element is Pundarika ;
Five Tathāgatas - Wikipedia
In Japanese Buddhism, the Five Tathagathas are the primary objects of realization and meditation in Shingon Buddhism, a school of Vajrayana Buddhism founded by Kūkai. In Chinese Buddhism, veneration of the five Buddhas has dispersed from Chinese Esoteric Buddhism into other Chinese Buddhist traditions like Chan Buddhism and Tiantai.
Female Buddha Mantras and Stories - Kathleen Karlsen
Locana (sometimes spelled Lochana) is a female Buddha who is the feminine counterpart of Akshobya, one of the five Dhyani Buddhas. Her name means “The One with the Eye,” or the “Clear Visioned One.” She is associated with pure awareness, she represents the pure, simple, direct awareness of things as they are.
Akshobhya and the Magical City: the Unshakable Wisdom of …
Lochana, also referred to as Akashadhāteshvarī, is the wisdom consort or the spiritual partner of Akshobhya Buddha. She embodies the mirror-like wisdom aspect of Vajra family, embodying clear, unceasing awareness.
Five Buddhas, 5 Wisdoms, 5 Mantras: Their Practices, Symbols, …
The Wisdom Mother of the Vajra Family is Lochana. The Bodhisattva is the great and powerful Vajrapani. Together, the Vajra Family of Akshobhya helps our anger, with Mirror-like Wisdom, or the wisdom of reflection. Akshobhya’s Vajra Family symbol is the powerful vajra. His sacred animal is the elephant and sometimes the snow lion.
Lochana: Lochana is Prajna of Vairochana. Lochana is similar in …
A magnificent image of Lochana can be found in the Swayambhu Stupa. In the Gurumandala rite of Nepalese Buddhists Vajracharyas make offerings to the five Buddhas and their Prajnas. The special characteristic of this deity is that those devotees engrossed in delusion acquire all pervasive wisdom through the Sadhana of Buddha Vairochana and Lochana.
Buddhalochana - Rigpa Wiki
Buddhalochana (Skt. Buddhalocanā; Tib. སངས་རྒྱས་སྤྱན་ མ་, Sangyé Chenma, Wyl. sangs rgyas spyan ma) — one of the five female buddhas and the consort of Akshobhya. This page was last edited on 24 February 2019, at 10:30.
Lochana (Earth) - Namse Bangdzo
Buddha-Lochana is the female buddha on the south side of the mandala of the four directions although sometimes she is also found on the east. She is the purified essence of the earth element and embodies the wisdom of equanimity.
Akshobhya Buddha: Akshobhya Buddha – The Second Buddha of …
Akshobhya is often depicted with his consort Lochana who expresses the mirror-like primordial wisdom. Akshobhya is considered the ruler over the eastern direction. It is the direction where dawn takes place. Indeed, Buddha’s victory over Mara heralded the dawning of a …
Lochanā - Tibetan Buddhist Encyclopedia
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